The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-26
,tn. xxoYs ADHnxTunn
ne m. a sh.asw Fiirtation with the Oceu'
pert or berth I5--A Remarkable Wcsuih
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nom ne cnieaco Herald. tx, -,
Hore IA n true Incident Of summer travel:
Ny friend Knox boarded ne es sppssa tI and
iSnnd Tine the s assF SreSsde$
Tho coQred porter offered onoice ~.
1n l SSswSp. Sq ~ an Gid IssEs
Ins I bses .S Sf 10 Now sSsI%ag
Knox wasn't hall minute s..l n y, s'.aE aos
t tsS 0o, ynpSS e WON'T n Ss look s
pair 81 stops in behind tho drnb curtains s snd4
inonnted g his perch Eesh o. ~ PeT S a mf
arab " rep curtain. 'U p In the soGslot Kaoj
sa ssS.s FEY y lite posss and N sadsssd
Ss e NJ S1 SSh ~ rSnssd R
SionA porter came along talking 70 some a, one
,as t sa h apS b yS,ee as sweet ~ maroon
sS%s $sa SSIss, XIII XIII. Il, E.s M
hand sircts nod forth md took the glass Tnsn
the rrYtty hand went SMs again ana a%t rss,n
Rsre,, i,as assd that tho moon sces more nils.
ohioi La u month than the sun gctsE shine Of IN
on intcr.st In seeing fun. AS the carsTerc
racing tasoqsh, bacolic scenes abe burst ioTsa
IN III HCf Np.DuUVT, NUu turCW Lviu Va
Whitn light on the surface Of tho urah our.
tnLl. MaSnni had pushed aSldo ~, thS Little a c3
& her IL e S
he could goo thc sharply dshnod outline o. q
graceful head eni a snne erin ts5og Sinn
changed; evidently the substance OF IT had
turned IRON the window and Ynss facing the
s tSe meens s %a IN ssaroi peraSs Tor tSs
little n,uffItEe J.td which railroad companies
for So sSao nnS
i9r M hell 4 10 that al tne nrs y ~, ar
''hss IN nhs ss.snt Knox thought of sorne,h,ns
mocn's rays throw Its shadow, btsid9 the
sn,aller org ON the rnp c,prta.1. Instantly tho
sas 'l i f. sns e. ss s A1sS hs sna
;si q pss Sa sl
CLEANED and glistenod in the moonlight 500
dsnsIa t ssh b 1fbasy on Ms ms s nS
places. no had seen ad,airing gisaln ,s
Knox knew It's attraetian for Y. Y, fair
ss Tho nSwiy argIvfd sh'9'W r on , tho cur
i Then aan COX m sso ' aap fs e'f etao
Rsss sP { s %s IA
pa ss S%fsE ,i,ss y HI:
they went t along together em?o.h? until they
saypo 70 o. Dnt the laSy l badgfEd ID. over tn. the
oessisiIy; completed. a'hsn cnSuSd ? little CON
W flow s.r do you Go'" spelled the shadow On
'ns G SHt answered the smaller hand.
Travelling alone" $50. .e
:. Alas yea." .f.- ~,
How NICE" .....-.n'.
".pp y9,i sq 10 ts,I GIhaicnGo"
Are You a hurried lsdy2" asked the bio
Widow" responded tho little digits.
WE viii have breakfas. together 2" said tho
With pleasure" 1t replied.
=, DO YOU over indulge in night cap = asked
Never woar ono" answered tho obtuso ona.
Il @ sSaian sff ihi G iit aiit n'p''
much over 20. Ali widows OF 80 like a drop OF
Of the bunk By this Tine hut he was enjoying
himself hugely. The. widow below was be-
w9n sass AS os w an Mh' sor snss
ssS saa Fune E' With lis
In, the midst of q sentence the moon went
suddenly behind CLOUD; and Knox uttered bic
W 5st Yss'S oased TOO h
sh hnSx 6Gldl s hs1d The
Tho Jolt OF her chr Ewayed their c!asped hands.
he'd have conc to Joppn. bidding tho enamor.
Cd man 4 sofG good night, and promising % Be
punctual for breakfast the widow pulled the
white lace curtains. and after While Knox
slspt. ~
|: was broad daylight when the porter came
through dropping boots in the different sec-
tions. He made IN unnecessary row IN 10.
Knox looked OUT and said Holio.' and then
he wondered what tho negro was thrashinS
about tho lower bunk. az
"la the lndy out T. ie asked.
"Wnrn't no lady there. boss" Fnid the lorfer.
II sposed they was. when | tole yer. but u
seemed jsst n.ore she went I? bed abe fell IN
wif an ole Indy wat had punlher Al an o dude
Of fellow. hy had u arf o. that section. an'
they got to talking. and !ess syyapped. mover
dropped to 1t III the Ludc got on back yer to
b'pcnsion Bridge, an seen I'm a leayin' NUM-
Dor Is jost here undor you"
Knox was acEast. Was hr awnkc Tic rubbed
his eyes. and Ms no rubbed them he noticed
that his ring was gone.